“can you hook up more than one tv”

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• You can split this just like coax for cable. Can reduce the signal though the longer the cable run.

  Answered by Sean 7 years ago

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• I split it 5 times with no loss in signal. The fact that this is an amplified antenna makes a difference!

  Answered by Adam 7 years ago

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• You can run any antenna off a splitter. A splitter does degrade the signal based on the number of times it is split, so it might cause you to lose some low reception channels. But a lot of that depends on the initial signal strength. If possible, use the included amplifier before the splitter so the splitter has the strongest possible signal.

  Answered by Anonymous 1 year ago

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• I found that if I used a 2 Gig splitter, it worked just fine as opposed to a regular splitter.

  Answered by Anonymous 3 years ago

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• It shouldn't affect the signal as much if you split it right at the antenna. But when it comes to antenna. I'm not sure signal will be affected at all. Yes on a cable or satellite signal. But I would think an antenna would be different. But I may be wrong .... Although I did stay at a Holiday inn express once in my life.

  Answered by Nutbush 3 years ago

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